"On Canal is proving to be more than just an artistic resurrection-it's a fully formed urban renewal project. "
-Office Magazine
"New York's Canal Street Is Going To Become An Artist District. "
-NY Mag, The Cut ​
"Wallplay, which creates inspirational pop-up exhibits in vacant retail spaces...is using a grant from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund for this program. They hope the masks not only keep people safe, but also put smiles on the faces of those who wear or see them." ​
-NY1
Then, Ms. Lynn had an idea: to create “a place where people feel comfortable exploring the physical items” from the time before mobile journalism. This month, she opened “Don’t Bury the Lede,” a pop-up exhibit at 321 Canal Street that is sponsored in part by Wallplay, a company that repurposes empty storefronts. ​
-The New York Times
BKLYNER
Masks In the Wild – PPE For Every Personality
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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE
COVID-19 update: ‘Masks in the wild’: Program calls for artists to create free masks for New Yorkers
Explore Williamsburg’s new office and industrial building, home to Winter Smorgasburg
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GREENPOINTERS
Thursday Spotlight: Masks In The Wild Commissions Artists and Promotes Public Health
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DAZED
A new NYC exhibition shines a spotlight on Sinéad O’Dwyer
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SURFACE
A Hell of Patrick Church’s Own Making
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PAPER
Shop New York's Top Emerging Designers On Canal Street
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TIMEOUT NEW YORK
Canal Street is turning into a giant, free art gallery this weekend
Here’s what you’ll experience at Refinery29’s immersive playground, 29Rooms
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ARTNET
This is Your Last Week to See Artist Natalie White Make Sweet Love to Herself at the Hole
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HIGHSNOBIETY
RIPNDIP Launches Pop-Up Shop & Immersive Installation in New York City
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HYPEBEAST
Patrick Church Launches Introspective Exhibition Along With SS20 Collection
A Look Inside RIPNDIP's NYC Pop-Up Shop
Jamie xx Opens Good Times Store in New York City
"Stick to It": A Documentary Series Exploring Street Culture's Obsession With Stickers
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AM NEW YORK
‘ON CANAL’ hopes to lure New Yorkers back to Canal Street to see rotating art exhibits